Tuesday 20 June 2017
Saturday 17 June 2017
Europasses for the German students
The German students involved in the project have been given their Europasses by headteacher Thomas Vogl and the teachers Sandra Hansen and Sabine Sendtko.
Seven students were given their Europasses after having taken part in the project meeting in Bucharest. "Went there with prejudices, came back without." This is how Tolga, 17, summarises the experience of spending five days at Liceul Teoretic Nichita Stanescu. Anika adds: "We got great insights into Romanian school life and the private life of students in Bucharest."
Students worked on the history of migration between Bulgaria, Germany and Romania. Before the meeting they had researched the movements of migrants and looked at famous migrants.
Newspaper article (in German):
Westfalenpost
Seven students were given their Europasses after having taken part in the project meeting in Bucharest. "Went there with prejudices, came back without." This is how Tolga, 17, summarises the experience of spending five days at Liceul Teoretic Nichita Stanescu. Anika adds: "We got great insights into Romanian school life and the private life of students in Bucharest."
Students worked on the history of migration between Bulgaria, Germany and Romania. Before the meeting they had researched the movements of migrants and looked at famous migrants.
Newspaper article (in German):
Westfalenpost
Friday 16 June 2017
Interview for project “Becoming a multicultural European” - Radio “Fokus”
Interview
for project “Becoming a multicultural European” - Radio “Fokus”
Four teachers and nine students from Secondary school “Vasil Levski”, Dolni chiflik took part in the Second transnational project meeting on Erasmus+, part of “Becoming a multicultural European” project. It was announced for Focus radio Varna from Minicipality of Dolni chiflik. The meeting was held in the beginning of May at “Nichita Stanescu” school, Bucharest, Romania. The main topic of all project activities was “History of migration”.
“Becoming a multicultural European” project pointed young people`s attention on variety, intercultural and interreligious dialogue and has an aim show Europe as a chance. During the project activities in the Romania capital problems of European migration in the past and nowadays were surveyed and discussed. Students made researches among migration between partner countries – Bulgaria, Romania and Germany and collected information will be published in a ebook.
Four teachers and nine students from Secondary school “Vasil Levski”, Dolni chiflik took part in the Second transnational project meeting on Erasmus+, part of “Becoming a multicultural European” project. It was announced for Focus radio Varna from Minicipality of Dolni chiflik. The meeting was held in the beginning of May at “Nichita Stanescu” school, Bucharest, Romania. The main topic of all project activities was “History of migration”.
“Becoming a multicultural European” project pointed young people`s attention on variety, intercultural and interreligious dialogue and has an aim show Europe as a chance. During the project activities in the Romania capital problems of European migration in the past and nowadays were surveyed and discussed. Students made researches among migration between partner countries – Bulgaria, Romania and Germany and collected information will be published in a ebook.
Secondary school “Vasil Levski”, Dolni chiflik earned financing last year for work on a project of strategic partnership on KA 2 of Erasmus+ programme for education, culture and youth of European commission. For 2 years the school is going to be part of “Becoming a multicultural European” project and is partnering with schools from Hagen, Germany and Bucharest, Romania. Each of the educational institutions has a budget to realize the scheduled activities with students and takes part in cross-border meetings on the project. Secondary school “Vasil Levski” is the only one in municipality of Dolni chiflik and one of four schools from Varna region approved for funding under this programme scheme for 2016. The duration of the project is 26 mounts and it aims to improve school competence in managing of the diversity, intercultural and interreligious dialogue and to encourage students to see Europe as a chance. The first project meeting at the end of last year was in Hagen, Germany.
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